I love mine! Have about 500 rounds through it now. Waiting on a threaded barrel for it. I love the trigger on it. My duty firearm is a G21 and I wanted something different for for my personal carry. I love the constant trigger pull from start to finish

 

Good to hear, I love mines also. Is the threaded barrel the only barrels available for the P99c QA? Also on Earls Repair site, they don't seem to list any parts for the P99c QA, only the AS model is listed. Can you just use the listed AS parts for the QA?

 

Yes the barrels are interchangable between the 9mm AS and QA. I am going through Jarvis because my can is 1/2x28 and Im lazy and dont want to order another LID booster

 

i love my .40 OD QA. i lightened up the trigger pull a little, and IMO it's a great gun now.

it's my only pistol that i can shoot single handed with my off hand, and hit the target consistently.

 

I've had my P99c QA for about a month now and it is my first handgun. It's also the exact one I have wanted to get since I was finally able to choose between full size/compact and AS/QA. Although if the AS was all that the store had when it was time to buy I would have been fine with getting it. I was torn enough that my QA preference wasn't a deal breaker. I too had read the majority seems to prefer the AS. My thought is that for those who want a DA/SA trigger it is leaps and bounds the best one ever conceived. This fact naturally gets a lot of attention on forums. The QA to me is similarly the best trigger of it's kind especially if your not in love with the trigger flipper on the PPQ or Glock like me. My trigger was a bit heavy on pull at first but has lightened up nicely after around 50rds and many, many dry fires at my TV set My only complaint has been the price and availability of factory mags of which I now have 3 compact and 6 full size but have settled for a combination of Walther, S&W, and MR Baby Eagle mags. That was based less on the savings and more on what I was simply able to find. I even have 4 ProMag but I don't really count those and would only use them at the range to see how bad they really are. I picked up a mag extension to use with the full size mags which is pretty nice but I wouldn't mind using them without it as long as I only insert full sizers with the slide closed to avoid accidental internal damage.
Holsters are a whole separate issue as I've got about 7 varieties before I narrowed down to two IWB and one ankle holster that I will use. The Galco kingtuck is my daily go to in the 2-2:30 position. With the holster cant the muzzle does not point at any part of me but at the ground one foot to the side and back of me. In this position it is completely concealed even with the full size/mag extension. Regardless of how I bend over or reach up I never print or become exposed at all and do not need to constantly make sure my shirt isn't riding up. I carry at work where it would make both coworkers and clients uncomfortable to know I had a gun on me. And I am constantly up and down from a chair and leaning this way and that with no fear.
All in all I'm totally pleased with this pistol in every way and very glad to have gotten one before they get too hard to find new or the price/value starts to rise. One benefit of a discontinued pistol of this level of excellence is that it's value will surely hold and most likely rise as the years pass. But I'll be keeping mine forever so STOP looking at it like that!!

 

I Love mine! I'm just waiting to get a threaded barrel from Jarvis (saving up). I carry mine with the loaded finger rest mag and my spare is a 15 round full size mag!

 

Wow, Jarvis is way cheaper than Earl's Repair. It's good to know that companies are making replacement parts for these guns. I looked at the Galco King Tuk, but I went with a more affordable option, plus it's the same design. Cost me $40 shipping included.

 

Nice! What position do you wear it? Clock-wise I mean.

 

I have had mine for about 6months now. WHAT A GREAT FRICKEN GUN!!!! I was a die-hard glock fan, I always owned a glock. Bought my p99c-QA .40 for 400 bucks from a local dealer brand new. Geez glocks suck now. This weapon is soo accurate compared to a typical .40 mod23 and all i did was replace the striker spring with a #5.5 spring. After 10yrs of all glocks i really didnt want to say......there is better. and the walther p99c QA is it!!!!!!!

 

Good to know we feel the same way about our Walthers. The P99c QA is truly an amazing gun.

 

I wear it in the 04:00 position, and the compact just disappears.

 

I still tend to print a bit at 4:00 when bending over or my top layer can start to ride up on me. Glad it works for most people though.

 

I had that problem with a straight drop holster, but with this one I can adjust it to whatever forward cant degree I want. With the grip forward, it doesn't poke out the back of the shirt like it would with a straight drop.

 

I've had mine for years and never have had any feeding or shooting issues...the only thing that annoys me..but I buy extras anyhow lol are when you accidently drop a mag or when your doing maintenence your magazine base is so fragile and they break a lot lol..so maybe a better material like a steel bottom would be best...other then thay..like I said never had issues...and I love it...

 

I love mine was my first gun and my baby. Shop told me get it over as because lighter trigger (I own a as now. I know). But it's still dear. I shoot the as more but it has never let me down. Had it since 2010? 11? Who knows maybe 12?